Please Turn Over
Please Turn Over – 1959 | 87 mins | Comedy | B&W
Plot Synopsis

Winsome suburban comedy adapted by Norman Hudis from Basil Thomas’s stage hit Book of the Month, and played for laughs in a less-bawdy Carry On style. The cast of practised comics include Ted Ray, Leslie Phillips, Joan Sims and Charles Hawtrey. Margaret Lockwood‘s daughter Julia stars as the teenage novelist.
Jo Halliday (Julia Lockwood), the precocious 17-year-old daughter of a respectable suburban family writes a successful and scandalous novel based on people she knows called “Naked Revolt”. This causes much agitation in the family circle as the townspeople believe the intimate secrets exposed in the scandal-sheet are true. Jo’s father, Edward (Ted Ray), is suddenly looked upon as an embezzler having an affair with his secretary. Her uncle (Lionel Jeffries),a driving instructor, is portrayed as an aging lothario. Her aunt (Joan Sims)is exposed as a drunk, and her doctor (Leslie Phillips), as a lustful seducer of his patients.
Production Team
Gerald Thomas: Director
Carmen Dillon: Art Direction
Edward Scaife: Cinematography
John Shirley: Film Editing
Frieda Steiger: Makeup Department
Alex Garfath: Makeup Department
Bruce Montgomery: Original Music
Peter Rogers: Producer
Norman Hudis: Script
Robert T MacPhee: Sound Department
Gordon K McCallum: Sound Department
Les Wiggins: Sound Department
Cast
Ted Ray: Edward Halliday
Jean Kent: Janet Halliday
Leslie Phillips: Dr Henry Manners
Joan Sims: Beryl
Julia Lockwood: Jo Halliday
Tim Seely: Robert Hughes
Charles Hawtrey: Jeweler
Dilys Laye: Millicent Jones
Lionel Jeffries: Ian Howard
June Jago: Gladys Worth
Colin Gordon: Maurice
Joan Hickson: Saleswoman
Victor Maddern: Manager
Ronald Adam: Mr Appleton
Cyril Chamberlain: Mr Jones
Myrtle Reed: Mrs Moore
Marianne Stone: Mrs Waring







